Mahogany Bay Village Ambergris Caye, Belize Curio Collection by Hilton
Primitive Modern • Queen “U” Bed • Driftwood
Mahognay Bay Village, An unique resort boutique hotel comprised of 400+ cottages and mixed uses in Belize advertised as the “New Heart of the Caribbean”. Mahogany Bay Village is a new evolution in resort community living, infusing advanced modern amenities, a rustic-chic style and lively ambiance with unforgettable Belizean hospitality, culture, and charm. It’s surrounded by white sand beaches on Ambergris Caye, Belize – which is currently rated the #1 island in the world by TripAdvisor®. This worldclass development is being built by the country’s best craftsmen. When complete, the 60-acre property will feature private residences, a fourstar hotel, bay and beach clubs, and a spa. The village, soon to be the island’s newest social center, offers specialty retail, artisanal dining and leisure and adventure activities.
Modern Dutch • Scroll Sofa • Rubbed Bark
Primitive Modern • Waterfall Coffee Table • Whitewashed Distressed
Primitive Modern • “O” Dining Chairs • Driftwood
Hotel Palms Atlantic Beach, FL Boutique Hotel
Hotel Palms Since 1947, the Old Florida motor court inn, formerly the Palms Retro, has been an Atlantic Beach landmark welcoming travelers in search of a peaceful place to rest their head. Prior to the property undergoing its Palms Retro transformation, it was known as the Palms Inn. The inn was also home to its caretakers, whose living quarters once occupied what is now The Suite. If the Hotel Palms walls could talk, we’re betting they’d have a lot of stories to share. Always a tourist hub, the city of Atlantic Beach is also one of the most desirable communities to live within Jacksonville’s beaches. In 1910, Atlantic Boulevard was completed, which connected Atlantic Beach with south Jacksonville. This allowed for a prosperous residential community to grow and the citizenry eventually changed from a seasonal population to full-time residents creating a year-round town peppered with architecturally significant homes, many of which are still standing today.
Primitive Modern • Low Adirondack • Heavy Whitewash
Primitive Modern • Low “O” Chair • Rubbed Bark
Modern Dutch • Club Chair • Caned Driftwood
Primitive Modern • “X” Chair • Heavy Whitewash
Primitive Modern • Chaise Lounge • Rubbed Bark